The Success
Quotient says that 20% of your success in life is due to IQ while 80% is due to
your level of EQ (Emotional Intelligence). While is it often possible to raise
your IQ several points, EQ is learned and the sky is the limit for those
skills. Hallmarks of low levels of EQ include a tendency to: overreact, take
things personally, jump to conclusions, and create drama (often to pump
adrenalin throughout your brain and body so dopamine levels rise). Spent time
and energy on raising your level of EQ—which can pay huge dividends when it
comes to selecting and maintain lifelong relationships. Do your ‘friends’ take
advantage of you or borrow things ‘temporarily’ and forget to return them or
repay you? Are you primarily the one who suggests spending time together? Do
you usually pay for the meal or for the tickets? Have you fixed dinner often
with no reciprocation? Do they say they would love to see more of you and yet
rarely pick up on what you suggest? It’s not about keeping score; it is about
realizing that turnabout is fair play. True lifetime relationships tend to be
reciprocally balanced. More tomorrow.
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